SAO PAULO (AP) — Forward Luan and midfielder Arthur led Brazil's Gremio to the Copa Libertadores title on Wednesday and want to play in the FIFA Club World Cup in December. After that, they seem keen to move when the European transfer window re-opens.

Luan scored eight goals for the Brazilians in the prestigious South American club tournament — including a stunning strike in the second leg of the final against Lanus in Buenos Aires — after almost moving to Russia's Spartak Moscow.

Chosen as best player of the tournament and a people's favorite to be in the Brazil squad in the 2018 World Cup, the 24-year-old Luan is looking at other opportunities.

"In the middle of the year I chose not to go to Russia, I wanted to stay here because I knew how good this group (of players) was," Luan said at La Fortaleza stadium after the 2-1 victory over Lanus in the second leg. Gremio won the first leg 1-0 in Porto Alegre last week

Asked about the future, the midfielder-forward said "for now all we need to do is to celebrate."

Spanish newspaper AS said Barcelona representative Robert Fernandez was at La Fortaleza on Wednesday.

Transfermarkt estimates the player to be worth 6 million euros, but Arthur's break-up clause with Gremio was raised this year from 40 million to 50 million euros after he was linked to Atletico Madrid.

Tite has already tested the player in friendlies and could take him to Russia next year.

"For now, my mind is only here, we have a Club World Cup to play within days," Arthur said after Gremio paraded through Porto Alegre on Thursday to celebrate its third Copa Libertadores title.